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1952 (month unknown) | Location Illegible
130 pp
1952 (month unknown) | Rousens, Virginia, Lynchburg
10 pp
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January 1952 | Watsonville, California
Astro (Other) 1 pp
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January 1952 | Travisafb, California
MILITARY 8 pp
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January 1952 | Palmer, Alaska
Astro (Other) 10 pp
January 1952 | Artesia, Newmexico
15 pp
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January 1952 | E, Longisland, Newyork
Astro (Other) 16 pp
January 1952 | Cedarkeys, Florida
Astro (Other) Military 7 pp
January 1952 | Fairchildafb, Wash
Astro (Other) MILITARY 10 pp
January 1952 | Mitchelafb, Newyork
MILITARY Military 10 pp
January 1952 | Mitchell AFB, New York
MILITARY 1 pp
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January 1952 | Mitchell AFB, New York
MILITARY 16 pp
January 1952 | Nenana, Alaska
32 pp
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January 1952 | Norwalk, Connecticut
Other (Psychological) 19 pp
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January 1952 | Korea
Insufficient Data Military (Radar) 30 pp
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January 1952 | Fallschurch, Virginia
1 pp
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January 1952 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
10 pp
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January 1952 | Travis AFB, California | Incident #1034
Astro (Other) MILITARY INCIDENT #1034 2 pp
File 1034 January 4, 1952 Travis AFB, California 1 photo -·, ·-·
February 1952 | Korea
Insufficient Data Military (Radar) 1 pp
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February 1952 | Gonzales, Texas
Other (Saucer Fan) 7 pp
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February 1952 | Location Illegible
60 pp
February 1952 | Dobbins AFB, Georgia
MILITARY 1 pp
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February 1952 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
21 pp
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February 1952 | Granitecity, Illinois
8 pp
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February 1952 | Roswell, Newmexico
21 pp
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CASE DETAILS
FILE 1950-09-9616291-Spokane-Washington.pdf
LOCATION Spokane, Washington
DATE September 1950
EVALUATION Astro (Other)
CASE NO 9616291
DECADE 1950s
TYPE Sighting
PAGES 10
OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. • ... PROJECT 10073 RECORD ' '. 1. D~TE • TWE GROUP •, 3 September .50 03/22<~Z f.a,OCATION \lfJI' a Spokane, Haehington •' 3. SOURCE 10. CONCLUSION J.tllitary UNIDEN'cr FIED t---·----------t 4. NUMBER OF OBJECTS 'nlree ~~~------------+------------------------------------------------ 5. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 11. BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS 0 • About S Minut.es \'/hen cbserver first noticed objects, his first. impression was 0 6. TYPE OF OBSERVATION that they were extra large pieces of cardboard or wrapping rn :-c tumbling about in an oversize "dust devil.". Observer continu( d Grouod-Visual (MX) to watdl them, however, saumed to indicate that the objects w~ r 7. COURSE held aloft by a force other than aircurrmts. They reacted il a nanner ind:l eating motive pcwer of